For this part of CLUE I spent an hour in the restaurant Applebee's in Bloomsburg. I went to Applebee's from 7:00pm-8:00pm approximately dinner time. At this time there was a long wait so as I sat in the waiting area, which was seating as soon as you enter the restaurant, so I had time to observe people coming in and out. At this time on a Friday night it was very crowded, which was expected because this is a normal time for families to eat dinner. All types of people were here, both male and female as well as multiple races. Most groups that I noticed had all of one gender, groups of all girls or all guys of all ages were noticed. The few mixed gender groups seemed to be couples, which I assumed by the way they were interacting with each other. Most groups also were not mixed races, there were only a handful that had mixed races together at the table or in the waiting area. All groups had there own conversations going on, whether they were large groups or smaller couples, everyone seemed to be interested in what they were doing. I was able to conclude that people go out to dinner in multiple cultures for not only different food but for the social aspect. Another conclusion was that people tend to go out with who they feel most comfortable with which is why groups were basically the same gender and races.
For this part of CLUE I spent an hour in the restaurant Applebee's in Bloomsburg. I went to Applebee's from 7:00pm-8:00pm approximately dinner time. At this time there was a long wait so as I sat in the waiting area, which was seating as soon as you enter the restaurant, so I had time to observe people coming in and out. At this time on a Friday night it was very crowded, which was expected because this is a normal time for families to eat dinner. All types of people were here, both male and female as well as multiple races. Most groups that I noticed had all of one gender, groups of all girls or all guys of all ages were noticed. The few mixed gender groups seemed to be couples, which I assumed by the way they were interacting with each other. Most groups also were not mixed races, there were only a handful that had mixed races together at the table or in the waiting area. All groups had there own conversations going on, whether they were large groups or smaller couples, everyone seemed to be interested in what they were doing. I was able to conclude that people go out to dinner in multiple cultures for not only different food but for the social aspect. Another conclusion was that people tend to go out with who they feel most comfortable with which is why groups were basically the same gender and races.